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Η ωραία κοιμωμένη

Adapted from Sleeping Beauty

By The Brothers Grimm

A princess and her kingdom fall into a long sleep after a curse, until a prince reaches the castle.

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Η υπόσχεση του βατράχου

The frog's promise

Greek

Πριν από πολλά χρόνια, ένας βασιλιάς και μια βασίλισσα ήθελαν πολύ ένα παιδί. Κάθε μέρα μιλούσαν γι’ αυτή την επιθυμία τους, αλλά παιδί δεν είχαν.

English translation

Many years ago, a king and queen longed for a child. Every day they talked about this wish, but they had no child.

Greek

Μια μέρα, ενώ η βασίλισσα έκανε μπάνιο, ένας βάτραχος βγήκε από το νερό και της είπε: «Η ευχή σου θα γίνει πραγματικότητα. Πριν περάσει ένας χρόνος, θα αποκτήσεις μια κόρη».

English translation

One day, while the queen was bathing, a frog came out of the water and said to her: “Your wish will come true. Before a year has passed, you will have a daughter.”

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